Sarah Bahr

Catching up with the woman boosting the city’s spirits on OneAmerica’s iconic signboards.

“Many people in our community were greatly appreciative. I think it gives them a sense of belonging to know they aren’t forgotten.”

During a smallpox epidemic, Indianapolis built its first hospital—in the middle of a swamp.

“We’re not allowing any volunteers inside our facilities, so we could really use funding to pay the additional people we’re having to hire to cover the people who got sick.”

Indiana is struggling to meet its own COVID-19 testing expectations.

“Our first priority is our community, our city, and the state.”

An IU professor shares plans for her no-sew origami face mask that can be made at home in a couple of minutes.

To Elaine Cox, Ryan White wasn’t a global celeb—he was a sick little boy.

The brouhaha over Carmel’s sizable debt.

Indianapolis is way kinder to canines than it was just a decade ago—just look at the plethora of places you can now bring your pooch. Who’s ready to go for a walk?

Meet Garth the Golden, a Broad Ripple Golden retriever who has amassed more than 137,000 followers on Instagram.

Ten years ago, this friend-focused holiday was born in the fictional town of Pawnee, Indiana. Today, it’s a real-life occasion for women to toast.

The battle over just what went wrong with the GM stamping-plant site debacle.

French Revolution

Toast to the town.